finding your shade for all-over concealing: choose a shade closest to your skin tone. identify your shade level (fair-rich) & undertone. shades progress in depth as you go from 1-10 within your shade level.

for spot concealing: use a concealer the same shade as your foundation. to conceal a pesky blemish, dab some concealer on top and wait 2 minutes before blending it out.

for brightening: choose a shade at least 1-2 shades lighter than your skin tone or use fair 1 for the ultimate, bright white highlight.

for correcting: choose a color correcting shade within the lineup. a pink-toned concealer helps conceal blue and purple tones in lighter skin and covers up dark spots and dark circles under the eyes. an orange-red concealer helps cancel out dark areas on darker-toned skin. a yellow concealer neutralizes redness around the mouth and the nose and brightens the undereye area. top with a skin tone shade to even out complexion.

for contouring: choose a shade at least 2-3 shades deeper than your skin tone.

to lighten a shade: mix in our true white: fair 1

to use rich 10, the blue-black shade: use to deepen the tan to rich shades and make them cooler, correct what you need, and contour the richest skin tones. a little goes a long way, so use sparingly and add as needed.

for best results, set with a setting spray or finishing powder after applying.

after filling in brows, apply a small amount of concealer underneath the hairline to create a well-defined arch line.

use to sharpen your winged liner. using a small brush, clean up the bottom of your wing liner with long strokes.

a tiny bit of light concealer in your eye’s inner corner makes you look more awake.

to clean up your lip lines, take a bit of concealer the same shade as your foundation on a lip brush. carefully outline your lips to create sharp lines where needed.